design furniture wood

[SaGi95]

Hello everyone,
I am again opening a discussion to look for ideas and teachers, from those who have more professional experience than me.

last time I started my appearance in this forum with this discussion, to which I would like to have other feedback. I leave the link at the bottom and thank in advance all those who will respond!design design designI am now looking for information in the design field, in the wood furniture sector. I have little experience about it and I would like to understand how, especially those who are in my area, managed to elaborate the 3d starting from a customer design, a sketch, a photo until the end of the prototype. I am curious to discover your methods to improve my own, since in the company only the only one who designs canvases/fustes of armchairs, sofas, headboards, etc. in 3d. as program I use mainly rhinoceros, but lately I find it a bit sleek, what do you use?

thank you so much to all those who will tell me a little personal experience!

Good evening!
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[lillo5]

hi, as said rhino is not the best software for this type of work.
As for the working method it is not easy to explain and there is no standard procedure.
In my case we always have a render or a sketch of how the finished product should come. from there you start to find out what could be the best structure according to what you want to get (iron, wood or a mix between the two) and then study the fillings.
Maybe you start with multiple versions and then converge on what represents the best compromise.

 

[SaGi95]

I understand.
Thank you very much for the delucidation! !

 

[SaGi95]

hi, as said rhino is not the best software for this type of work.
As for the working method it is not easy to explain and there is no standard procedure.
In my case we always have a render or a sketch of how the finished product should come. from there you start to find out what could be the best structure according to what you want to get (iron, wood or a mix between the two) and then study the fillings.
Maybe you start with multiple versions and then converge on what represents the best compromise.

Hello, lillo5,
Although it has been different from your answer, I wanted to thank you for the explanation. I wanted to add a question, both for you, and for the next users who will be randomly in this discussion.
such process, obviously with an estimate more or less, how long could it last? One day, two days, one week or two months?
I would like to try to find a time balance between the demands that are made to me in the office and the duration of my work. In short, you believe that for a new product (recovered from on a photo taken on the internet and some in detail) the sampling date can be claimed in 2 working days with sampling on the third day? I am not very experienced in the field, but I think that with these timings you cannot work and design a product made in the correct way (if there is one).
So how long do you think it takes for these steps?

thanks to all those who will respond!
Good gornata

 

[lillo5]

Hi.
in 2-3 days, if it is okay and you have a good experience, you can throw down to large lines as will the structure; to have a sample in your hand at least one week if you produce everything internally and you have a person dedicated only that. without coating, only "white".
in normal companies it takes months of work to switch from photo to finished product.

 

[SaGi95]

Hi.
in 2-3 days, if it is okay and you have a good experience, you can throw down to large lines as will the structure; to have a sample in your hand at least one week if you produce everything internally and you have a person dedicated only that. without coating, only "white".
in normal companies it takes months of work to switch from photo to finished product.

That's what I was trying to understand. In this case I can consider myself a bakery more than an employee!
Thank you very much for the answer and I wish you a good continuation!